World Vision
Training Video - Animation & Motion Graphics
Maxwell Moser Productions was hired to produce a Mental Preparedness and Resilience course for World Vision to deliver to their aid workers. The video training was produced in partnership with the Headington Institute.
Training Topics:
How different brain circuits interact under stress
How your initial brain response can put you in more danger
How to work with your brain to have a safer, more rational response
How to prepare yourself ahead of time to handle stressors in the field
The training required animation and motion graphic support throughout. Together, we brainstormed how to integrate 3D graphics to teach difficult concepts. Current VFX provided a motion graphics package, 5 minutes of animated brain parts, and 2 minutes of a vehicle animation used as a metaphor to aid in teaching. Over 10,000 frames were rendered in weeks. A single computer would have taken 6+ months.
Project Roles:
Pre-production
3D Animation
Motion Graphics
The 3D vehicle is used to illustrate what happens when stress is put on different parts of the brain.
Drive train = The Amygdala
Moves the car by default without the driver there to apply the brakes
Shocks = The Hippocampus
Dampens the powerful emergency response when the danger isn’t that threatening
Driver = The Prefrontal Cortex
Interprets events on the road
Use animation to explain.
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